Tag: ECE webinar
ECE webinar: Designing play spaces for children using contemporary art
Dr. Louisa Penfold discusses why materials and aesthetics are important in children’s learning, and offers strategies for designing play spaces based on contemporary art practices.
ECE webinar: Promoting children’s social-emotional learning and development
Exploring different resources, tools, and professional learning processes to support teachers to promote children’s social-emotional learning
ECE webinar: Exploring relationships, collaboration and participation in diverse teaching teams
This webinar explores ways teachers might come together to harness the opportunities of diversity and relationships for the benefit of children and families.
ECE webinar: Bullying and aggression
This webinar explores how bullying develops in early childhood and how to spot it, activities and strategies to prevent bullying from occurring
ECE webinar: The importance of outdoor play and how to design outdoor spaces in...
A discussion on the importance of outdoor play for children's development and how to design outdoor spaces.
ECE webinar: Building trustful relationships and promoting centre wellbeing
This webinar explores the importance of teachers’ relationships with each other in early childhood settings
ECE webinar: Intentional teaching and investigations; Daisies part two
Discover and learn about intentional teaching through the investigation process. Hear examples of investigations at Daisies, and what helped them flow
ECE webinar: Leadership in ECE
Celeste Harrington (AUT) and Lorraine Manuela (Director at Tots Corner) explore what leadership means in ECE
ECE webinar: Authentically designing a curriculum aligned to local context
A discussion about the elements involved in setting up a local curriculum and look at ways to work with Te Whāriki (2017) to make this happen authentically
ECE webinar: Young children and digital technologies
Professors Suzy Edwards and Leon Straker discuss their Statement on Young Children and Digital Technologies, including current research and practice-advice for educators and families.
